A typical Danielle Steel...she writes, because she wants to writes...not with an agenda, not really with a story...but she weaves such a perfect web of words that you always get caught at some point or other in her novel...this one is again a book, with no real plot...except a long, really long friendship...what better day to begin and end reading it than on a Friendship day...

The book, as the name suggest, lies in the theme of friends forever...and though the friendship of over a decade makes me jealous (I never was in same school for over 3 yrs..) you realize that they are forever, because they die before anything could happen to their friendship...not really a happy book (other than the cute happy way it started)...kind of depressing, the way people get killed because of their fault, or no one's fault...or just because they chose to die...

And in between, she finally had to show love emerging...if one perfect couple can't meet it's destiny, destiny would make another couple...a nice read for a lazy day at home...specially when you realize your lead of 6-7 books ahead of target is being barely reduced to 4...just had to read it...after all, it has been so long since I read my last Steel...